Nuclear Licensing & Regulatory Engineer

ENERCON; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 177,000; Full time

Job summary

ENERCON Services, Inc. seeks a Regulatory Engineer to ensure safety and compliance in the nuclear sector by developing and reviewing regulatory documents, NRC submittals, and licensing strategies.

Based in Fort Worth, TX, this role involves independent research, monitoring regulatory changes, and building strong client relationships. You will review design modifications, support aging management and license renewal efforts, coordinate with NRC and EPA, and contribute to project timelines while

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or equivalent/relevant from an accredited university OR significant training and experience may be considered
• 3+ years of experience in the nuclear power industry
• Must have license renewal experience in the nuclear industry
• Excellent knowledge and understanding of regulations, regulatory agencies, and the regulatory processes supporting design and licensing of nuclear plants including the documentation that supports these processes
• Must possess knowledge and understanding of nuclear power plant design, and operations
• Preparation of aging management program documents supporting license renewal implementation
• Site coordination of implementation of license renewal commitments and aging management programs
• Preparation of Integrated Plant Assessments, including the development of scoping, screening and aging management reviews of systems, structures, and components
• Evaluation and update of time-limited aging analyses (TLAAs) relative to the extended operating period
• Preparation of License Renewal Applications (LRA) including FSAR update and support of the Environmental Report (Part 51) supplement
• Ability to represent ENERCON and/or clients at NRC, United States EPA, and other regulatory agencies meetings and workshops
• Must have strong organizational and excellent written and verbal communication skills, with demonstrated competencies in technical writing, facilitation, and decision-making
• Ability to work in time constraining regulatory environment while maintaining a quality product
• Must be able to work productively with other staff, at all levels, in a team environment
• Provide direct project support as an individual contributor or team leader
• Technical proficiency in understanding general engineering, design, and the nuclear industry
• Approximate travel of 10% as needed

Responsibilities

• Regulatory Expertise & Document Management: Provide regulatory expertise to develop and review documents for submittal and/or presentation to the NRC, other regulatory agencies, or clients, ensuring accuracy and completeness of these documents. Review, edit, and organize documents in the preparation for a large and complex nuclear license application, as well as smaller technical submittals, topical reports, and white papers
• Research & Analysis: Perform independent research, reviews, studies, and analysis to support regulatory/technical projects and programs. Monitor changing regulatory trends and maintain knowledge of regulatory requirements, guidelines, practices, and industry standards of the nuclear industry
• Client Relations & Business Development: Build and maintain relationships with clients' licensing staff, ensuring client satisfaction and identifying proactive opportunities for support. Identify and develop licensing business opportunities for operating nuclear plants, new reactors, and other commercial nuclear facilities
• Project & Program Management: Provide input to project/program work schedule regarding duration/scope of regulatory issues and the time/scope/effort involved in resolving them in order to implement project. Support/review studies, conceptual designs, and plant modification packages for impact on licensing basis and 50.59 screening/safety evaluations #LI-MB1

Job description

ENERCON Services, Inc. seeks a Regulatory Engineer to ensure safety and compliance in the nuclear sector by developing and reviewing regulatory documents, NRC submittals, and licensing strategies.

Based in Fort Worth, TX, this role involves independent research, monitoring regulatory changes, and building strong client relationships. You will review design modifications, support aging management and license renewal efforts, coordinate with NRC and EPA, and contribute to project timelines while